I picked up this butterfly panel more than a year ago. I'm not sure why I wanted it. I mean, it's pretty. I decided it was time to pull my fabrics together to make it into a quilt. I grabbed coordinating blues, oranges, greens, and yellow.
I played around with blocks in
Electric Quilt until I had a couple blocks I wanted to make. I grabbed my
Accuquilt Go! and
8 Inch Qube and got cutting.
As usual, it was quick work.
I assembled the pinwheel blocks first.
Then the stars.
This quilt uses the panel as the centerpiece. Then I added borders.
Then rows of blocks and another border.
I wanted the quilt to be longer than it is wide, so I added wider top and bottom borders. First with this fun blue floral.
Then with this fun red floral. It was a quick project that I finished in a weekend. Now I just need backing.
Tools and supplies (affiliate links):
Accuquilt Go! - This is the basic kit that I started with. The cutter, one die, and mat.
Accuquilt Ready. Set. Go! - New to Accuquilt and ready to jump into the Accuquilt Go! with both feet? This is the set for you. It includes the 8 Inch Qube and a strip cutter.
8 Inch Qube - Already have an Accuquilt Go! and just want to add to your collection of dies?
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